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Review: Young Irish writer Colin Barrett's 'Homesickness' - Vimarsana News

Review: Young Irish writer Colin Barrett's 'Homesickness'

Colin Barrett's second collection, 'Homesickness,' expands the reach of this mordantly funny Irishman beyond the small-town millennials of his debut.

The Poetry Archive has a new look - Vimarsana News

The Poetry Archive has a new look

THE NEW Obsidian Foundation Collection at The Poetry Archive has been launched this week, with readings by Raymond Antrobus and more.

Aké Arts and Book Festival... Changing the literary narrative | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News — Guardian Arts — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News - Vimarsana News

Aké Arts and Book Festival... Changing the literary narrative | The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News — Guardian Arts — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

The Aké Arts and Book Festival is a yearlyliterary, cultural, and arts event. It was founded in 2013 by the Nigerian writer Lola Shoneyin, in Abeokuta.

On my radar: Adjoa Andoh's cultural highlights | Culture - Vimarsana News

On my radar: Adjoa Andoh's cultural highlights | Culture

The actor on her hopes for Brixton’s new theatre, an offbeat western and the sophistication of African art

New Poetry Review podcast with Selima Hill – The Poetry Society - Vimarsana News

New Poetry Review podcast with Selima Hill – The Poetry Society

Selima Hill. Photo © Jill Furmanovsky Acclaimed poet Selima Hill is the subject of the latest edition in In a searching, wide-ranging and often very funny exchange, Hill talks to Review editor Emily Berry about being both a prolific writer and a private person, about secrecy and rebellion, embodiedness and encodedness. Her writing process is, Hill says, less about cutting (“which sounds so violent”) and rather like “lifting your hair – loosen, loosen, then tighten, tighten, tighten – spread it as far as you can, then tighten”. In a conversation that ranges across relationships ...